Elon Musk, along with Franz von Holzhausen and Lars Moravy, unveils the latest iteration of the Tesla Roadster at SpaceX’s facility in Texas. The presentation highlights a groundbreaking collaboration between automotive and aerospace engineering, featuring advanced thruster technology and unique aerodynamic capabilities designed to push the boundaries of vehicle performance.

Looking to turn the tide of an unremitting war between light and darkness, the Angels of the High Heavens have embedded a token of their righteousness in Sanctuary. Cunning Nephalem seeking an advantage in combat will undergo an angelic trial, crystallizing a symbol of their morality into pure, otherworldly perfection. The specific celestial force imbued within by the divine is unknown—an answer waiting to be sought on the battlefield. Go forth, Nephalem!

Season 40 reintroduces Light’s Calling. Valiant Nephalem who recover Angelic Crucibles, a new consumable item, may use them to Sanctify any equippable Legendary item, infusing it with one of three new class-specific powers at random. We wanted to use Angelic Crucibles to lean into the expertise of each class, further exemplifying its respective prowess, but through a nuanced lens. The High Heavens are home to ethereal splendor, bursting with boundless radiance—we wanted to provide players with a taste of untainted power as doled out from Heaven itself.
Beginning with Season 17, we began reintroducing previous rewards to make them available to players who may have missed them the first time around. For Season 40, this means rewards originally available from Season 16 are returning. In addition to the Helm and Shoulder slots of the exclusive Conqueror Set, players can earn a brand-new series of portrait frames themed around the clarion call of adventure. For the most devoted cosmetic collectors, we have a pair of wings fit for a monarch. The Wings of Lempo draw inspiration from some of the noblest creatures in Sanctuary, and aside from a cosmically rare drop, few other wings are quite as lovely.

NVIDIA keeps talking about GPU rentability, GPUs equaling GDP, how fantastic scarcity is for its business, and how it definitely, absolutely isn't engaging in circular financing. No, NVIDIA says it is not a circle. It's a cycle. A "virtuous cycle" -- which, to be clear, is not a circle. Cycles aren't circles. We are not a car.

While all of this is going on, Jensen Huang gets closer to the US Government and President Trump, who has substantial personal investments in AI companies (including NVIDIA). But for NVIDIA now, it's all data centers, all the time. Oh, and smuggling is still in the headlines.